20 Most Recent Samsung Weather Resistant Security Camera SSC-12C Questions & Answers

Hi,

Am not familiar with an SSC-960, there are however SVR-960 (4 versions) by Samsung.

Normally Samsung follows similar installation procedures and the differences in their model are advance features and the length of recording time. If this could be of any help, this link is a users’ manual for a 1280 hrs model. It includes installation procedures.

Alternately you can try Google for “svr 960 pdf” but when I tried it most that I can get are German language versions.

Hope this be of some help/idea.  Good luck and kind regards.

You can download the manual from
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/supportDownloadCenter.do?prd_ia_cd=N0000000&prd_mdl_cd=SMO-152QN%2FXAA&prd_mdl_name=SMO-152QN

I salvaged an SOD14C and found this out by playing around with it. the 6 pin RJ11 is wired as follows, holding the cable, connector up, cable hanging down with the pins facing you the pins count from left to right. Pin 1 is green it is the Microphone + Pin 2 is red it is the +12 Volts DC Pin 3 is yellow it is the Speaker + Pin 4 is the bare copper shield it is the common (-12 Volts DC, Microphone -, and Video -) Pin 5 is whitish clear it is the Video + Pin 6 is black it is the Speaker - Hope this helps!

I have the same problem and I found out that a resistor went bad and then a capicator went bad.you must have them check and replcaced

Unfortunately, the devices aren't listed as the "set" - can you reply with the exact model number from the main unit?If i cannot obtain the schematics after hearing from you... I will contact Customer Service to initiate a refund or switch to another expert.Thanks!

im trying to get the wiring dirgam for a ssc-12c camera

You can download the manual at
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200604/20060413114602671_SSC-12.pdf

1. check connection wires and terminals are connected correctly there is no struggle in the cable or the cabling has been damage.
2. check the other three cameras the most simple is to connect the cameras that doesnt work in the terminal that does work!

green wire : 12v dc

clear wire : video ( + )

wire around clear wire : video and 12 vlt ground ( - )

you don't used the rest of wires . rest are audio .

if it is an IP cam then yes you will need a router to connect it to you NVR. there is normally an option to connect coaxle (RG59) cable on the back of an IP cam but this is not recomended as the quility may be poor.

I can't seem to find a pin out, it you post what wires are there I can help you figure out the most likely pinout without damage to the device--Good Luck.

rj11e pin lay out with turned over. brass pin facing you.release
pin to the bottom. 1 left to right to 6.
1 2 3 4 5 6
' ' ' ' ' '
bk---red--green--yellow--clear (bare ground)--

that is it.

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200604/20060413114602671_SSC-12.pdf

That will happen with pretty much any camera on the planet.

I have a suggestion... use a slightly tinted glass on the enclosures, or get the 2% (or whichever one you think will be enough) tint film used on car windows, and put a square of it on the enclosure glass.

Hi there, depend on the model of your cameras, normally if there are samsung it should say the model # ( ssc-12c,soc-c120 and so on) What look like CAT-5 are normally RJ-11 very similar to a phone connector. If your cameras are one those mentioned above you will need a monitor that support that type of connection like the ssc12m or ssc-17webm if there are black and white or the SMT-190M if there are color cameras. or a DVR with similar connection type like the SHR-1041.
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Well the conditions exceed the camera's ability. I suggest that you call Samsung and see if they have the solution. A filter lense may help during the day, but hinder after dark...

It's a quad. It records all 4 cameras at the same time. You can display 1 cam at a time. If you play it back, you have to hit the buttong that displays the corresponding camera you want to review.

remove power; remove the cover with a multimeter on "ohms" check the fuses look over the circuit board for burned components, leaking "domed" leaking capacitors next using component coolant from radioshack cool the i.c.'s as you turn on and, off the monitor.

red and ground are most likely for 12 volt as you indicated.
white should be your video out which will work with the ground that comes out of the camera.you can connect these wires to a cable that will be termintated with the proper connector at your dvr

i recommend pelco day night dome camera they are cheap and the resolution is great. they are originally bnc type connector which usually take rg59 or rg6 coax cable but if you have like cat5 or some other kind of stranded wire you can by a balum adaptor that takes stranded wire but has a bnc female end. now with your monitor they make a cheap device called a multiplexer it takes bnc connectors and to hook up to your monitor you can use regular adio video cables like for your vcr. the multiplexer also lets you scan thru your cameras one at a time or have all three up or it can scan thru by itself like every five minuets.